1' 1, ‘ Contains the news of Town, County and State, and as much National news , as any “her Paper Of “a class‘ “.15..“ \\&\\*\\\\\\\x\ SSxx ;..xxx;.\\x S\.1\\\\\\‘..\x .S“S\\\\ “ZS“ .\\‘“.\\\“.\\ x..x\'x\\‘" \x..\\ S“ ,x_ I GET YOUR PHOTOGRAPH. LEWIS” "PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. 11 Wain street, ezther on jzme 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,1893, you can secure ONE ‘DOZEW Cabinet Photographs, the regztlarprz'ee of which is THREE DOLL/IRS. . . IOO- TONS.- VERY- CHOICE Timethy Hay, C10Ve1‘ Timothy and: Red TOp Seed. BEST QUALITY. ALI. 3111135 GARDEN snaps STBAW nus, ' ‘ , KEELER & SELLECK COMPANY. ‘ _ HOLMES WHOLESALE GROCERS,. Tagoagfos" ' 9 and 11 Wall Street. 23 Wall 1% RoTom PolmT .' '7 .Opera House, ,. 1.... 1....1... “33131111111111; llili fill]. 81111031011111 'IMEYIER THORNE II _ I Supported by a company of rare excellence. "1 .. ,- A.“ : People] 8- Popular Prices. 10. 20 and 30 cents. A ‘ N OBWALK. One week, commencing COMEDY 00.. "M’LIss." hange of play each night. reserved seat ticket will admit gent and lady. Matinee. Saturday at. 0 p m. GOTOF. J. cunrrs' STEAMER SYLVAN SHORE LEAVES SOUTH NORWALK—IO: 00 and 11:30 a. 111.; 2: 00, 3: 30 and 5: 40 p. m. ROTON POINT—10:45 a. m., 12.15, 2:45, 5:00 and 6: 30 p m Monitor on" SINGS: ‘EXCURSION FARE, 2' CENTS. One of the best Qtoves made. PLATON BRUN OFF @Steamer to Charter for Moonlight Excursions. . ' .The Baldwin Cold Dry Air Refrige- THE D.M.READ COMPANY 3.2222... BRIDGEPOR'I'. &00 Monday Evening. June Ilih, l893. MUSIC HALL, Grand Concert! The great Pianist and Com mposeriaa of St. . Petersburg, Russ1a. and Goron, Soprano, of 131115. ADMISSION, 35, 50 and 75 CEJVTS. Tickets on sale at Kreiger's and Plaisted’s. White Mountain Ice Cream _ ' I ' - - 1 Freezers Tickets Without Charge! Savemoney and receive CABPETS, Grand Rapid Sweepers. . To HOUiHJEPERS- Fiber Water Pails. Opera - House. - Norwalk, CWWOUS Treatment C U R T A I N S , Water Coolers Wednesday Afternoon, lune |4th. A and Doors open at 2. '1 Commences at 2:30 Ackmw'edged BUGS " nous: runmsnmoooons ELISHA 3' WORREI—I— ‘ . Of Boston, well known through his lectures on Headquarters for of all kmds. . ‘ “Food Adulterations,’ will give at above time and place a practical talk on I - . WE ARE SHOWING THE LARGEST and OH OI CEST ASSORTMENT 0F SPRING AND SUMMER flfle chma! D BESS . F139 ”Emery Fine Daily. Glassware, | 8-1 1 . I clfitldedoggs, 031111;: .ll..v,erwa;e’ To be found in the country igmgégégfldil‘é? In an °“ “31”) ' - “me 3.223233% D983 .. , 0 OF XPE1 SE. woodenwaml REFRIGERATORS AND 01L sronos A specialty. KITCHEN UTENSILS OF ALL KINDS. 8.- When it comes to our Patent Leather Shoes though, there's a pair for everyone, and every- shoesItoo soon. What everybody wears is the fashion: that’s why our footwear is so fashion- ‘ able. We have Calf Patent Leather, three' , . style toes. 83.50. Hand-sewed, Patent Leather. I very fine.$5 This work' is the outgrowth of Mr. Worrell’s five years valuable and Sery successful experi- ence along this line. an does, a company of the very best manufactur- ers. careful choice quality of their products, he must en- list the fullest attention of this entire commun- 1ty. He talks on preserves,Bread Making,Cur- ing Meats. etc... and the exhibition of cream tartar crystals. vanilla and cocoa beans. wheat (whole and granulated), cotton seed, etc.. with an accom anying explanation. will contrib te audience being composed of housekeepers. 500 cans Breakfast Cocoa. ' 500 bottles Extract Vanilla. ‘.ng bottlesi‘Blue Label”-Tomato Ket- c . THEY ALL WANT IT ; - Three hundred of the latest and most reli- . - -.-. - - able cooking reci es.neat1 bound, and 11 cop Of course. and luckily, all can get 1*“ 0n the of Mr. Worrell’ 3 [£1,893 editioyn] book on “Foo 1 diamo d h 111 l - ‘ f ' ball Adult t ”-- 1 th t' k— hi h Y0 U R F AVO RITE H ANOD M E N EWS PA P E R it’s a calfse :f ti): 18:11:; 00:01:: 333%: th): groth: is navigagiggn agglctaietgt ihncdfiiggdtiodeigh I}ub11cln talks. wi lbe presented each lady. one wants a Ipair Usually it’s very bad to put » talk. This will be a memorable occasion for The Lflflllillt Rfllflilliflll FillllYD Pfllfll 01 1116 [111181 81:11: Wm“ ..... hiiimimm and you can’t put your feet in a pair of our offers for sale the former homestead of B. Lorenzo Ells, deceased. situated at the head of Main street. in the Boron h of Norwalk. A._'_— H H 0 Y T___ & SON’ consisting of dwelling housefsmall barn and 11 out one acre 0 an . public water on the b fl d' premises. Also an undivided one-half part of ' - 37 WALL STREET about one acre of land containing a small dwelling house. situated near Broad River Bribdge, formerly a portion of the estate of ‘ _ Robert Ells, decease ' | Read the Guam. 2111 CHAS OLMinTEAD. Administrator. Food Products. representing. as he y selected. because of the strictly valuab e lesson in household science, e Walter Baker & Co. will distribute Joseph Burnett & Co. will distribute CurticeBrothers Co. will distribute up. Tickets may be procured (without charge) fleading grocers and at the hall on day of Real Estate For Sale. Y ORDER of the Court of Probate for the District of Norwalk, the su scriber Your home would be incomplete without it.» The New York Weekly Tribune is 11 NATIONAL FMLY 2.5333, and gives all the general news of United States and the world. It gives the events of foreign lands 1n a nutshell. 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SUBSCRIPTIONS MAY BEGIN AT ANY TIME. 4'} ,2. . 1.1.1.... all orders to run emrra, Norwalk, 001111. 5;:- L‘ V " m -- FRESH FISH! * FRESH FISH!" ‘ @311“... EVERY DAY. . ' '“GITY or" ALBANY" DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN Our Stock of Meals, fruits, vegetables, etc. , is as usual complete and first quality throughout. Come and see us, . - I so uth Nopwa! Ik and New "iYork Conn. River Shad. Fresh Mackerel FREE DELIVERY. FA R E. ---Single. 40 Cents; “.3333...“ ' - ' - *********** at- w M e South Nor-walk" :30 a. 111.; Leave New York: Beekman Street. 2 111. east slat street, E' J. ADHA 5’ PrOprletor* * 21 Wall Street, ‘ 2- :gJOGSYm" connecting with Danbury train. Leave New York. first trip. turday, June lot 0th. 133...... People’s Market * n... .11 ' r 1 '1, . , u * . 1' n PROPELLEB “01!! 0F NORWALK ”leaves New York M dc. . Wednesda s c epa 013.9} 0011* Teleplégng Call. indnll'rida s. at 5 .mt: leave NorwilkI Tnesda’ys, Thursdays and Bug-dag,“ 5: 80 p.m y l a N.M ain Street; Norwalk and So. Norwalk. 3*:- ' 101mm moo 17111111411113 *H*¥******-X ************ l *0"? con-11111101110 MONDAY, JUNE 12. ~ g...” .___ ... 1 .. Excursion, 70 Cents. SOUTH NOIRWALK. —-Bov s wanted to sell the Guerra in South Norwalk. 1 f Old Well H. 81' L. and Putnam Hose Co. will play ball at an early date. Putnam Hose 00., No. 1. will hold their annual clam bake on the evening of July 3d. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. W01 ter L. Wilcox, of N o. 13 Concord street, yesterday. ‘ ' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riley of Row;- ayton, are the proud parents of a little daughter, born yesterday merning. The two sons of Charles B. Britto, aged eight and ten years, were commit- ted to the children’ shame this morning. While attempting to cross the tracks at Washington street yesterday, two Hungarians barely escaped being struck by the “Ghost” train. , The members of the curling depart- ment of the Volk Hat factory will liaye their annual sail doivn to one of the is- lands in‘ the harbor, and clambake, thereon, next Monday. One of the finishers at Volk’s hat fac- tory yesterday finished two hats, one for [Principal Keeper Connaug hton and another for State Detective gJack- son, of Sing Sing Prison. George Cooney ran away again last night and caused more alarm in his household. After along search, George was found asleep under the frent stoop of the house. Some days Since. he failed to show up at home when mght came, and slept all night under a table. An' 1nsane man made things lively in the vicinity of Quintard avenue last night. The police were notified, search- ing parties were organized, and a thorough search of the vicinity was in- stituted. The man made good his cs- cape, however,as he could not be found. People in the vicinity of the Wash- ington street crossing yesterday after- noon witnessed a scene that none of them wish to see again. The switch engine was coming down the track Iat a lively rate of speed, when a carriage containing two elderly ladies and a gentleman, was seen to go under the gates, the man not seeming to know that any danger was near. The horse went under the wire and was about to step on the track just as the en ineer sounded his whistle. It was too ate to get the horse out of danger and the en- gine struck the animal just behind the shoulder, turning him around, break— ing the shaft, whiflletree and harness. The occupants of the carriage were in no wise injured, but their escape was a little short of miraculous. The occu- ants of the carriage were Mr. and rs. Eliphalet Gray and Mrs. Godfrey of Westport . Mr. Gray said he could not see the gates. The horse and car- riage were taken to Solm‘an’ s stable where the carriage was repaired. WESTON- Miss Alice L. Fitch' is visiting friends in Redding. Peter Smith is visiting relatives in South Norwalk. Floyd S. Godfrey has been the guest of Miss Helen Hill this week. Mrs. George E. smith of South Nor- walk, is visiting relatives 1n town. Mrs. Harry Flewwellyn and son of Bethel, have visited Mr. and Mrs. JamesM. Beers. Wilbur Sturges, who has been in North Carolina for several months, for the benefit of his health, has returned, not much improved. Rev. William Tatlock, archdeaconI of ,Fairfield county, delivered a very in- teresting discourse to a large audience in Emmanuel’s church last sunday evening. Harry Finch, who has been a sufi‘erer from gangrene in the foot for several months, died on Wednesday evening at the advanced age of 84 cars. His funeral services will be con noted from his home on Sunday afternon. The bridge over the Aspetuck river on the Newtown turnpike, suddenly fell into the river on Tuesday. from no apparent cause. It was supposed to be in a safe condition. . A special town - meeting will be called to detei'mine what sort of a structure to erect in the place of it. It was one of the largest bridges in town. o >—————— — STOCK AND P1222001: MARKETS Closing Quotations of the Phlludelplfl. . and New York Exchuugfl. NEW Youx June 8.— In the stock market today there was a slight improvement in prices. Reading stock, however, declined. Closing bids: Lehigh Valley ..... ‘65 W. N. Y. & Pu. ...... 4% Pennsylvania ..... 50% H. 61 B. T. com ...... 34% Reading ............. 101/ .H. a B. T. pref ...... 5034 St. Paul ............. .. 58% Erie ........................ 17% Lehigh Nav ........ — 1)., L. & W........‘.....139% Readings. mAs. 65% N. Y. Central ......... 102 Reading lat pf 59. 32% West Shore... ....... 1003.5 Readingzd pf 5s- 2% Lake Erie & W ...... l8 Readingadpfos. 16% N. Y. & N. K ......... N. Y. 1% N. E ....... 21% Del. & Hudson ...... 121 General Markets. I N 11w Youu. June a—Btate and western flour weak; low extras. “0503.415; city mills pat- ents, 34. 400070: fair to fancy, 82. 3503.05; Min- nesota clear, 815003.10; patents. Wt): superfine, 3175:3015; city mills. 13.0mm... tcr wheuts. low and“. ”JIM“: plants. cams-'1; straights, 83.50%”; 1". mixtures, 32.9.@3. 50; fine. 31.700210; southern dull; common to fair extra. $2.1m”; tool! to choice (10.. SSW Rye dull: ,82.90@125.\Vhout fairly active; .1 y. no 730.: Au3ust, 7405739400.; 809001111)”. 7060.; December, 803603150310 1M ve.‘ easy; western, 580000. Corn dull. steady: July. c.' .. August. 0756007560.: September .my. «man. Ann-c. mum: acm- - x. 81W mainland: Mom.“ Puwwlu. June 0-40.: study-.0311.” men. 07 . family. .1 10. Pork quiet: new-cu. .mm 01 Inch, m MW. Butter firm; Now“ 1.11"" west- .0111 30117.1 Illlglul. .10.: New York ere-m. m: 00-.- imitutlou cream. 1 10. Mount; ”York. new Inn. 3000.: «acol- bred. We; doumfll. : partaking. 1311111000. Ens week; New York and Peunsyl 1014mm... 160.: southern. per case. ”3.50. Bun-11103:. Juno ~l'lour dull. Wheat .emCo dnmwumb camp m; tho'vma' ’ 1..“ ' 051431111. Bye slow. Hay yin. 500.00%,” it‘ll: «1.3" .1001 Zmym I cm ”0.. do. 1.11- to choice; 130100.; 30. Imitation. 180.; ladle. 10007.1 701$de to choice. :40 1:2: Ito" 1106 id. lac-Eu- M'- BABY BNE SOLID SBBE ‘" 'l‘rled' Everything without Relief. No ' ’0‘ Best Night or my. Cured by . . ‘ CutlcuIi-u Remedies My b0.by when two months 31.1.1111 u treating out with what the doctor culled eczema Herb arms, feet, and hand- were each one solid ”10.1 tried everything, but neither the doctors 1101 any. thingelu did her any good We could tno reint day or night lien“. ~ . extremit $011. mourn lupus. but I confess I had no faith in them, to} I had never seen- them tried. To my great ' surprise-.111 one week’s . time after beglnuiugtouse . the Concern Running the sores were well, buti I" continued to use the R:- sonvnn'r for a little while, and now she is as fat. ‘ baby'a'l on would like 0: see, and as sound as 1 dollar. believe my baby would have died if I had not tried Cancun Ru. gurus. I write this that every mother with 0 baby like mine can feel confident that there is a medicine that will cure the wost eczema, and that medicine' 1- the CurxcunA Rumpus. Mus. BETTIE BIRKNER, Lockhart, Texas. Cuticura Remedies Cure every humor of the skin and scalp of infancy and childhood, whether torturing, disfiguring, itch lug, burnin 11,? scaly, crusted, pimply, or blotchy, with loss 0 hair, and every impurity of the blood, . whether simple, scrofulous, or hereditary, when the best physicians and all other remedies fail. Parents, save your children years of mental and physical suffering. Begin now. Cures made in ldhood are permanent. , Ctrrrcuns Bananas are the greatest skin cures, blood purifiers, and humor remedies of modern times, are absolutel pure, and may be used on the 5 antigen: infant wi the most gratifying success. Sold everywhere. Price, Currcum, 50c.' , Soar, 250.; ltasonvsnr, $1. Prepared by the Porrnn Dave AND 0110111011. 00112011101011, Boston. a- Send for “ How to Cure Skin Diseases,” 64 pages, 50 illustrations, and 100 testimonials. PIMPLES, black-heads, 0115de 11116 0in skin cured by Cu'rxcpiu Mamas-run Soar. FREE FROM BHEUMATISM ' In one minute the Cutlmm '\ Anti-Pun mm: relieves rheu matte, sciatic, hip, kidney, chest, anc muscular pains and weaknesses. The first and only instantaneous pain- killing plaster. :1 DIED. BRADLEY .—At Saugatuck. 001111., J une 7th, NOAH W. BRADLEY, aged 69} cars. Funeral from his late residence. Frida after noon at 3 o clock. Burial 1n New aven on Saturday, at convenience of family. LOST. LOST.—A dark blue horse-boot Finder will confer a favor by leaving at gtahie ofh '.ce 233 LOST.— An envelope containing five ten dollar bills. The finder will be suitably rewarded on returning the same to the G11-- zn'r'rn Ofiice. . 623 3t T0 BEN T. Hair ouch or less. 25 cos a day. or' 51. 00 per'week. 0 RENT .—Four rooms. second floor, 3'3 West Main street; also five rooms, second floor. No.2 Chestnut street. S. ,B. WILSON. builder.92 Wall street. 622 1w 0 BENT .—The sail boat, “Three Broth- ers,” for parties; also row boats. No charge for fishing lines and bait. CAPT. 0. S. me, 27 Merwin street. 0 RENT .—F0ur large rooms with pantry and clesets on first floor. at No.7 Clash nut street. Possession immediately. In 11110 no the premises, or of E. H. Fmow. o. 5 Chestnut street, Borough. ,605 tf T0 RENT .—Store No. 10 Water street. 56-h- quire of PLATTP P111011 2tf 0 R. E NP'I‘. .-—— Dwell1ngs. .1131 :3 AHafbort' avenue. ossession mme e a he Norwalk Gas 00’ s ofice.Water st’i'eeltp5zotf TeoI'REN'r. .—8t. George’ 3 Hall. 13 Main St. .. me or gsIOdAge’ pgn: a flail hallvpr trade un13o§ o rm misuse}: . Chestnut street. Norwalk. 5553111 FOR SALE. Halt inch or less, 25 cos a day, or $1.00 per week on SALE .-—It will pay you. before pur- chasing a hicycle,to call on Lours Porrnn, 60 Wall street. Norwalk 623 1w on SALE .—A neat little com eof seven rooms on Union Place, ant. t as min- utes 'walk to Borougl Post-oflice and Depot Price 32. 500. 01.000 which can remain rmb- nently and only 8500 required to be pai down Applv to Cunnnns Orxsrmp. Art. 276“ STORES AND APARTMENTS 1'0 RENT. ~, o BENT .-The store. No. 2 James block. The lower apartments in new house on Cross street. Possession at once. Apply to ..S'r JonN Locxwoop. Trust tee. 657tf WANTED. Halftnch or less. 25 cos a day. or 01. 00 per week. ANTED .—Im1nediately.a ood strong and trusty girl for gene: housework; one that can come we re ecommended. App] to Mas. F. IBBADY. Be den HillII Wilton. 001111 ANTED. '—Arwoman for 3116131 house work: wages 312; no 0 'dren, no wash ing. App] toC. P. Tomi) 03108011. 1) ers ano Cleanfirs, 341-80“ River ye Works, orwalk ox. - : ANTEDP Coachman to make himsev Igenefally ufieful. Must be a good-1911 ver. an erstan care of horses. Apply t . M. D, F. Locxwoon. 3 State street WANTED. .—Table Boarders and Lodgers at 82 Harbor avenue. YAN'I‘ED —The gddress of atmarketII the can compare in noes w1 ns' 11 Manner. Norwalland South Norwalk List of Patents. List of Patents issued from the U. S. Paten Ofiice. June "6th. 1893. for the State 0 Connecticut.furnished us from the ofiiceo Esau: & Samoan, Solicitors of Patents.‘ Chapel street. New Haven. Conn. G. E. Adams. 0331 or to Traut & Hin’e Mf . Co. ., New Britain. ey for garment en ImD. t"Auden. uni or one-half too. 8. Mer 3111;131:1131? Bgli’liu,‘;dilkius machine. tw mVYmItl. Banknlfilford electrical box. B- 8:331:31: 3333:3133:- A.w. Case.H1ghland Park, paper 111 '. meEESWhm‘ 1150 111.1 1.11 J . quard W. 0. Fisher. Middletown, ascignor to G. Bidwell. pneumatic tire e. . AJ'is‘ke. Bridgeport, fastening for we . 'apéurel. R. Kno wlcs. Middletown. uni or Sch lcr Electric Co. .of Connecticut.r costs 11, “signer toWinches'ter Benet 11mm 00., Newm Haven. means for cover bl‘r attaching mocks.- Bfi weil Hartford, b1cycle. ‘ cw Haven. lathe chuck eed.New Hannah an or. . J. (“W llamasignor to 113311113311 Mfg-CII East- Hampton. gong . meters. 0. 81111111, anti or to Lenders. Fury 0101:; New Britainfnutler’y 11.11111... W. Tom my. anignor tile RWailsce Sous Mfg. Co. .Walhngford, spoon. two p W. BI. RILHARDS. LYING taken the “Mentinthol ~- block .130.sz streehlu'mnow paredtodo allkinds. of ’5011 work in ... can"; 3'1“." 31's.?“ 3:: 313:... km 0 arm are caveman!“ «.Iolicit a share , I, 11 no 0 ”$0335;- 561 :l' h 7
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